Upgrade advice saught!

[stimpycat]

Hello, just switched and buying some extra parts for my nice big Mac Pro - can anybody advise if this will work in my Mac Pro and whether I need to buy any cables to blug her in? I feel a bit stupid asking but the Specification says PC.

internal Hard Disc
http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?Quicklinx=42QD&CategorySelectedId=11154&NavigationKey=11154,40970000#specifications

Also Memory - it says here not to Mix EEC which I have no idea what that means - I will be keeping my existing 1gb that came with the Mac Pro
http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=E2412FEFA5CA7304

Thanks!

[iBookG4user]

If it is a SATA hard drive then you should be fine using it in a Mac Pro. And as long as crucial says that the RAM works in the Mac Pro you should also be fine using that.

[stimpycat]

If it is a SATA hard drive then you should be fine using it in a Mac Pro. And as long as crucial says that the RAM works in the Mac Pro you should also be fine using that.

Not sure what that means - is a SATA different from an ATA?

[iBookG4user]

Not sure what that means - is a SATA different from an ATA?

SATA has a different connector than PATA or SCSI, you need to make sure that the hard drive uses the SATA connector otherwise it will not work in the Mac Pro.

[macaddict1111]

ECC is Error Correcting Code memory which shouldn't be mixed with non-ECC memory. Check out dealram.com for great prices and a chart which will steer you towards the right type of ram for your machine.

[stimpycat]

ECC is Error Correcting Code memory which shouldn't be mixed with non-ECC memory. Check out dealram.com for great prices and a chart which will steer you towards the right type of ram for your machine.

so is the stock apple memory EEC?

[ab2650]

so is the stock apple memory EEC?

ECC, but yes.

[macaddict1111]

According to the apple website it is.